Escuchar Zeitguide's CULTURE CLASS with Brad Grossman

ZEITGUIDE Founder and CEO, Brad Grossman, makes a special "zeitguiding"  presentation on the final episode of Summer Semester Culture Class. Brad  synthesizes both the macro and micro themes of the past 21 weeks that  have shaped shaped our lives and have brought the world towards an  awakening consciousness. After covering the trends of the week, Brad  speaks with Jessie Kernan (Head of Strategy & Insights, We Are  Rosie) about the shift in workplace culture from the office to the home.  Also, Brad's special surprise zeitguest, Toni Short, ushers us into a  moment of reflection and rejuvenation.

ZEITGUIDE Founder & CEO Brad Grossman interviews Matt Seiler (Managing Director, Raines International) on the NEW way  of finding a job in a NEW constantly changing work culture. Then, Dr. Tiffany  Jana explains how companies can truly create a culture of Diversity and  Inclusion. Join the final summer class at zeitguide.com/culture.

ZEITGUIDE Founder and CEO Brad Grossman zeitguides us into the new "Cultural Renaissance," inspired by Lawrence Wright's NEW YORKER article “How Pandemics Wreak Havoc – and Open Minds.” Brad distills how we are consuming and producing art throughout the pandemic, and the innovations in communication and entertainment that accompany it. Brad then leads interviews with two of the most influential creative executives in the Entertainment industry. Four-time TONY Award Winning Broadway Producer, Ron Simons, has more wins than any other African-American producer in history. Ron shares his path into producing, his new creative ventures, and holding the Entertainment industry accountable to it's pledges of substantive inclusion and diversity. Next, Brad interviews David Nevins (Chief Creative Officer of CBS and CEO of Showtime Networks) on the "streamification" of television and what the return of tv/film production could look like in the near future. Plus, a special performance by DeJoire Hall. The singer/songwriter delivers a stirring rendition of The Color Purple, title song from the Broadway musical. Join next week's class at zeitguide.com/culture [//zeitguide.com/culture].

After ZEITGUIDE Founder & CEO Brad Grossman goes through the latest cultural developments, we will learn about Ending Toxic Masculinityand then about Fundraising in A Time of Covid. First, Brad interviews Dwayne Ashley, Founder & CEO of Bridge Philanthropic Consulting. Bridge Philanthropic is the nation's largest and only full-service African-American-owned fundraising firm. Ashley has managed capital campaigns for numerous notable institutions and celebrities, includingJazz at Lincoln Center, The United Negro College Fund, and Madonna. Then Brad leads an engaging dialogue with Dan Doty, (Co-Founder of EVRYMAN). EVRYMAN helps men understand"What is Toxic Masculinity,"discover their vulnerability and connect with their emotions. Doty has been featured on The Today Show, The New York Times and GQ, the Joe Rogan show, and has spoken at TED and the Business of Fashion VOICES Summit. Join next week's class at zeitguide.com/culture [//zeitguide.com/culture].

Focusing this week's Culture Class on "The New Domesticity", our Founder and CEO, Brad Grossman, discusses the state of the healthcare industry in the  United States and Covid's Tragic Truth with Nicole Friday, an innovative  hospital administrator committed to eliminating healthcare disparities.  Followed by an eye opening conversation with Dr. Roxana Mehran,  Interventionist Cardiologist at Mt. Sinai Hospital in New York City,  about why masks are essential to stopping the spread of Covid-19 and her  work with Women As One to create racial and gender equity in medicine.   Join next week's class at zeitguide.com/culture